Silver Jubilee Celebration Of Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran marks its twenty fifth anniversary with three services and a rich musical program. Concordia College staff and visiting pastors joined in worship as Rev. Moll preached on God’s word and salvation. The congregation, organized in 1883, has expanded its church and school facilities and will continue its work of preserving the gospel.
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Zion’s
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Concordia College
J. H. Feiertag
Martin Luecke
H. Juengel
Zion’s Church
Philip Wambsganss
Emmaus Lutheran Church
George Blievernicht
Hoagland
Ind
Jesus Christ
Christ
Zion Church
Moll
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran School Sees Steady Enrollment
The Zion church reports 360 students taught by five male teachers F A Klein Wm F Bennhoff A G Wolf Wm A Hahn and O M E Heintz. Church officers include Rev H Chas Luehr president and pastor secretary O M E Heintz treasurer William E Gerding and trustees Herman Brandt Henry Schwier D Brandt. The church has 264 voting members 1 500 communicants and 450 families with 1692 baptized 927 confirmed 333 married and 683 buried over 25 years.
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F. A. Klein
Wm. F. Bennhoff
A. G. Wolf
Wm. A. Hahn
O. M. E. Heintz
H. Chas. Luehr
William E. Gerding
Herman Brandt
Henry Schwier
D. Brandt
Charles Koch
William Hambrock
Henry Hoppe
John Reichardt
William Doctor
P. Hoerner
William Busse
William Meyer
Zion Church
Bryan wave sweeps land as Indiana tilts to Bryan
Thomas Taggart national committeeman from Indiana arrived at Democratic National Headquarters with William Hoge to report business traveler sentiment sweeping east from New York through Ohio to Indiana. Taggart predicted Indiana would deliver its electoral vote to Bryan as preparations for meetings and mass gatherings with National Committee leaders continued in Chicago.
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Chicago
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
John E. Lamb
Roger C. Sullivan
Taggart
New York
Ohio
William Hoge
Lamb
Bryan
Nathan Straus
Business Mens’ Bryan and Kern
Mack
National Committee
Herman Ridder
Business Mens’ League
Strauss
Tagart
Marshall Denounces Graft and Office Perks in Indiana Speech
In Brazil Indiana Thomas R Marshall democratic candidate for governor denounced Governor Hanly for pushing a prohibitionist agenda at a special session without letting voters have a say He praised Senator Beveridge as honest and pledged to refuse the 1800 in office trimmings while taking only salary drawing prolonged applause.
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Brazil
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Hanly
Beveridge
Senate
Marshall
Wants to Be a Preacher in South Bend
John McCall once a notorious vagabond has reformed and begun preparing for the ministry. He was arrested 107 times in one year at Buffalo Michigan before drifting to Dowagiac and Kalamazoo. He passed a rescue mission, converted, and has since focused on mission work and aims to be admitted to the ministry within a year.
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South Bend
Ind
John
Jack” McCall
McCall
Buffalo
Mich
Dowagiac
Kalamazoo
Kern Campaign Tour Opens Busy Day in Atlanta
Democratic vice presidential candidate John W. Kern began a hectic campaign day in Atlanta after arriving late the previous night. He left early this morning with Chicago associates to cover a two hour motor tour through the city as part of his statewide efforts.
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Atlanta
John W. Kern
Hamilton , Lewis
Chicago
Automobil
Lads Charged With Theft of Diamond and Car
Harvey Hickox and William Campbell arrested Friday night for stealing George DeWalds automobile in front of the Temple theater on Monday September 28. They face charges for stealing a diamond stud from O B Starr of Richmond Indiana. Hickox admitted taking the car after gasoline ran out near Decatur and said Campbell aided the plot. The diamond was recovered after being traded then pawned. Both suspects are jailed awaiting arraignment.
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Harvey Hickox
William Campbell
George DeWald
Temple Theater
O. B. Starr
Richmond
Ind
Murray House
Decatur
Grice
Harvey Hughes
Hickox
Fort Wayne
Campbell
Chicago
Ewing Street
Sheriff’s Office
A. E. Thomas
de Wald
Warsaw Street
Indianapolis
Bill Hicks arraigned for stealing barber tools in city court
Bill Hicks admitted drunkenness as his only excuse after taking two razors from Ben F McAfee during a haircut stand off. Judge Skelton sentenced him to five dollars and costs and sixty days with a suspended four month term, inmates say. Razors were recovered and returned to the barber owner.
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Bill Hicks
Judge Skelton
Ben F. McAfee
Bill
William McGuire
Toledo
Chicago
Billiott
Frank Trunnell
Huntertown
Hughes
William Timmons
Street evangelist predicts famine for 1909 in United States
Evansville Indiana October 5. Thomas Johnson a street evangelist spoke at Rockport Indiana yesterday afternoon predicting a famine will visit the United States next year. He claimed the famine would be one of the worst in world history and tied it to a punishment for sin among the rich. The scattered remarks referenced heat and pestilence as signs of divine wrath.
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Evansville
Ind
Thomas Johnson
Weather Stimulus Lifts Seasonal Trade Amid Rain Mitigation
The Dun agency reports cooler temperatures spur seasonal goods sales while gains come from manufacturers and jobbers. Rain this week eased potential downturn as carriage and piano makers note improved orders and generally steadier mercantile activity remains near a hand to mouth level with slow overall growth.
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W. E. Russell
Dun Agency
Trade and Money Flow Amid Campaign Effects
The campaign has begun to influence trade little and stocks eased slightly last week. Money remains fairly easy, so a large decline is not expected. In large cities money seems firmer, likely helped by grain movement financing, while smaller towns still have abundant liquidity.
Four Arcola Youths Committed To Reform School
Sheriff Grice and Deputy Harvey Hushes rounded up four boys at Arcola after they stole Gustav Peters horse and surveyed from St John s Reformed church. Joseph Stevens aged fourteen and Oscar Fulford fourteen were sent to Plainfield Reform School while Oscar Ormsby twelve and Clarence Deauwell fifteen were placed with the probation officer. The group had loitered with a crowd driving rigs and loosing horses, and attended a local ball game before being captured.
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Grice
Harvey Hushes
Arcola
Gustav Peters
St. John’s Reformed Church
Joseph Stevens
Pearl Street
Oscar Fulford
Baker Street
Plainfield
Four-Mile
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Rev. H. Juengel
Henry C. Luehr
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Zion
Evangelical Lutheran School
WM. A. G. Wolf
C. M. EH
Heentz
William Bennaoff
Great Bryan
Tom
Kern
Court
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Tri-State OG
A. Wilding
Iways
Jdhill
What Is
Castoria
Russell
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Reform School
Wenger
Bright
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